Answer:
The correct answer is through anaerobic respiration in the cytoplasm.
Explanation:
Cellular respiration is of 2 types
1 Aerobic respiration Respiration that require oxygen to occur
2 Anaerobic respiration Respiration that do not requires oxygen.
During low oxygen level the body of runner keep up with the demand for energy by undergoing anaerobic respiration which includes Glycolysis.
During anaerobic condition the functionally active body cells undergo glycolysis and with each glycolysis 2 molecules of ATP are generated which can some how boost the energy supply within runner"s body.
The answer is C i took the same test and passed it
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Answer:
b. The foot and ankle should be pointing straight ahead in a dorsiflexed position when it hits the ground
Explanation:
Dorsiflexion is a movement in the ankle where the toes point in an upward direction allowing for correct foot strike if done properly at approx. 15 degrees. As you run, dorsiflexing your foot puts it in an ideal position to absorb the shock of the landing while simultaneously tensing your muscles to spring forward into the next stride which allows a reduced ground contact time per stride, allowing you to run faster and more efficiently.
If a runner has poor dorsiflexion they may experience a ‘loose’ or ‘floppy’ foot due to relaxation at the ankle joint which results in striking the ground through the toes which causes poor force distribution resulting in injuries such as shin splints and runner’s knee.
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